Prague, Czechia

Prague was great! There was so much stuff to see. It was great. We really only had two full days there. I really liked climbing up a tower. It was pretty high but was a great view. It was a little rocky at the top, but it wasn’t that bad. The one thing i didn’t really like was the wind cause I felt like it was going to blow away. I also really liked the macaroons there. They were so...

Party City in Prague

Prague was beautiful, similar to Edinburgh, with narrow streets and magnificent monuments. However, it had more color, literally, as the buildings were colorful, and more youthful energy… The city buzzed with young people aged 15-22, who appeared quite young to be there alone or in small groups. While the legal drinking age in Czechia is 18, I guess ID checks are rare. At night, the city became busier, with clubs, casinos, strip clubs, and parties flooding the streets. Prague had...

Berlin: Wannsee Lake (not the naked one)

Berlin was really fun. My favourite part about it was Wannsee Lake. I liked it because I reminded me of Katepwa Lake. It was almost exactly the same as Katepwa. (But the water was warmer) Me and my dad played catch. (I caught crazy ones.) My second favourite thing was buying my gold chain. The gold chain was only 8.99 euro. (Which would be about 16 dollars, Canadian) I wear my chain everywhere. The two things I didn’t like about...

Berlin, Germany: Wannsee Lake

Berlin was great! It had so much history about the holocaust. My favourite thing was the Lake. The lake was great! We went there right when we woke up till supper. It was a warm day, so the water was really refreshing. We sat on loungers and tanned and went swimming. The lake was very shallow. You could walk out for a very long period. It reminded me of a place we camped at home. I did get a little...

Life

En route to our 7th country in the last 27 days, you start to notice several similarities despite the miles that separate each nation: food & drink, community, social problems, daily routines, and technology, just to name a few. We are all experiencing similar lives: getting groceries, connecting with people, eating well, laughing together over drinks, walking past the homeless and using our phones as our distractors. Instead of driving to work, Europeans use the metro; instead of drinking in...